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![]() Top Five Books of 2015 (399) » 9 more No current Talk conversations about this book. I am not a fan of zombie books, shows, anything, but this was really great. It was funny and dark and gross but still happy. There is a second coming out next year. I can't wait. ( ![]() This book was oddly sweet. There are very few books where the zombie tells the story from his point of view, so there you go. Well written, and had me not wanting to put it down. Actually, it is one of those that I read, and the next couple books will not even compare. Oddly, after seeing a picture of the author, I pictured him as R rather easily. I can't wait to read the sequel. Warm bodies is a unique look into the mind of a zombie. Isaac has cleverly crafted a romance and horror fantasy. an enjoyable read though it had its dull moments. CW: Zombie sex scene, gore, mother runs off to commit death by zombie infection. I grabbed this for a lark and ended up really impressed. I wouldn’t have expected a zombie apocalypse novel to have so much introspection and emotion, and the writing was quite good. The audio version gave the narration a Dexter-like quality that I’m not sure would have been there otherwise, but it was a nice bonus. I’m sure this isn’t the only book with a zombie narrator, but I thought it was creative, original, and incredibly charming. no reviews | add a review
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A zombie who yearns for a better life ends up falling in love with a human, in this original debut novel. R is a zombie. He has no memories, no identity, and no pulse, but he has dreams. He doesn't enjoy killing people; he enjoys riding escalators and listening to Frank Sinatra. He is a little different from his fellow Dead. Not just another zombie novel, this is funny, scary, and deeply moving. No library descriptions found.
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